Advisers Leaving Viet Nam With Evacuations After Withdrawals
American officials report South Vietnamese units will increasingly operate with limited adviser support as U S forces begin pulling back. The 1st Brigade of the 25th Infantry Division is set to withdraw, leaving South Vietnamese troops to defend the DMZ corridor to the Laotian border. US command notes that advisory levels are reduced while South Vietnamese operational proficiency has improved enough to reduce the need for intensive advisory efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan
Ane
Apultney
Wdna
Cambartin
Countey Bast
Jane
Laos
Ds Ms
South Vietnamesa
Mary
Alll
Jevels da Vidinam
Sui
Dmz
la South Chisis Na Sea
Antalnite
da Nang
Associated Press
J.T. Walker
Kae Sanh
South Vietnam
Nh Tre US
Flant
Amierical
Nita
Rom Vietnam
William J.calley
My Lai
Zang
Ant
Khe Sanh Nye
Vietnam
Mbhear Buar
Phnont Penh
Crm- Boda High Command
Delim
Ribicoff Crossing Atlantic To Vote For Amendment
Senator Ribicoff of Connecticut traveled from Europe to vote in favor of a government reform amendment. He gave a speech in Budapest and then flew to Paris, with police to escort him from the airport. Other senators, including McGoyer and Weicker, weighed the amendment, arguing for or against removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Carey Crowan
Trenton
Washington
Dhrasham Ribicoff
Europe
Ribientz — Vopsinatadt
Genie McGoyer
Von
Chicago
Lowell
Welker
Vietnam
Der
REACH Birthday Event At Pairfield Cookout
REACH celebrated its anniversary with a casual cookout in Pairfield yesterday evening. About 60 attendees, including REACH members and board leaders John Tots, Tony Ramirez, and Diane Blowitt, attended as Jean Pienanick credited local officials for redevelopment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil
Ford
Fatefield
Mincheil
Allong
Emercel
Bridgeport
REACH
John Tots
Diractee
Trny Wilson
Diane Blowitt
Tony Ramirez
Ae Jean Pienanick
Reach Board of
Divenlors
Air
Housing policy clash over open housing plan moves to debate
East Side residents clash with federal housing policy as an open housing plan faces cancellation and political reaction. A spokesman described delays and limited federal support while critics warn against reinforcing suburban segregation. Lawmakers and activists press for enforcement and clearer guidance amid national tension over desegregation and subsidized housing.
Senate Debates End of War Kunds Plan Sparks Split
U S Senate considers ending Kunds for War as debate centers on full withdrawal logistics. Barry Goldwater argues rapid pullout is impractical citing ship and troop movements. Mark Hatfield and George McGovern challenge this view with a study from naval analysts. House support varies with estimates near 170 votes, far from 278 needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Montana
Transpork
House
Wit Ren
Charles W. Whalen Do
R-Chio
Wajerty
Charged in Death of Darien Man
Chicago AP reports Grigory White charged with murder in the death of a Connecticut man aboard a flight at Kennedy International Airport New York. Warrant issued by Judge Robert J. Sushi. White surrendered after authorities.
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Chicago
Grigory
Clare Internatonal
Kennedy Airpor
New York
White
Cheal
Robert J. Sushi
Raqiest Jat
Thomas Burnham
Conk Gounty Chitagosataty
Darter
Ronn
Wil
Wesker
Atlanta Lawyer Succeeds Young In Urban League
A native of Atlanta Taedauis Jaedan becomes Urban League director after a nationwide search. Harold Sims serves as acting executive director until year end. The piece traces the League’s civil rights work and efforts to increase Black voter participation and economic opportunity through programs across the South and North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
League
Taioes A. Linn
Weague
Wisk
Harold Sims
Gal Femutin
Jordon Firsk
Gearale
Ag Diveckum
Maier
NGA
Dardan
Heon
Jaedan Sale
America
Wnearstand
Atlaila
Taedauis
Arkenang
Nad Geogtg
Fairfield Man Shot While Watching Son Play Ball
A Fairfield man was struck by a bullet while watching his son play at a local ball game. An unnamed spectator reported seeing two men flee into a wooded area as police investigated near the baseball diamond where an empty cartridge box indicated bullets were fired. The injured man spent the night at home after x rays and medical checks, with the game reportedly called off. Meanwhile, the North Td Git club announced a sidewalk sale Saturday from 10 am to dusk at the club grounds with homemade candles, crafts, games, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nillel
Robert Jost
Ana Baum Skane Alum- Awé Association of the
North
Git Cluh
Public Works Bill Moves to Stabilize Economy
A 5.5 billion public works bill passed as part of a broad effort to spur employment and quick jobs while critics warn the spending may worsen inflation and fail to reach hard-hit labor markets. Public Works Committee chair Jel Blink defends the plan amid unemployment concerns.
Vatican Orders New Liturgy For All Masses
Vatican approves a vernacular Mass reform to replace the Tridentine rite in most services while keeping Latin for certain groups and occasions. Priests may still use the old form for Mass in special cases with people unavailable or facing grave difficulty, amid protests from traditionalist Catholics toward Pope Paul VI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Atien
Hecauin
Vancin
Paul VI
Shoplitter Gets Suspended Torm
A Shyeatald man pleaded guilty to larceny after stealing seven cans of clearing aid from Shop Rice store on June 1. The defendant received a suspended sentence after the plea, with representation by Ernest Gaparal and assistant prosecutor Rohert Sako.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatelday
Mark Pavbinwaki
Willow Street
Rohert
Sako
Ernest Gaparal
Fairfield Board Backs Teacher Death Benefit
The Fairfield board backs a death benefit for teachers, proposing $7,170 from a conservation fund to beneficiaries of deceased teachers. The finance board rejected the request earlier, while a separate proposal suggested a $10,000 allocation and a $30,000 pool for conservation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Board
Fairfield Pittance
Dash Wigh
Barner
H. Smith Richardson
Haydens Hill
Charles J. O'Lewry
Fle Nance Board
US Will Not Ransom POWs Says Rogers Aversa
Rogers defends Nixon era Vietnam policy and denial of POW ransom while criticizing past administrations. He questions New York Times Pentagon study leaks and reiterates commitment to withdrawal, reduction talks, and keeping U.S. lives spared. He cites cost, legal questions, and the need for orderly exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
New York Times
Pentagon
U.S
Alts
Bhut
Mayers Cohen
Verloomtiehl
Lurl
Tron
Vietnam
Nixor
Ant Wee
United States
Laos
Kremlin
Jad
U.N Ganaral
Dresdom
Roses
Wwe
Awaj
Rogers Addad
W.S
Saigon
Milford drug raids net 59.1 in 1960s era report
Fragmentary dispatch describes raids in Milford and surrounding areas with references to narcotics possession cases and national political remarks. The text mentions individuals and places in a garbled transcription, including Argentina and South Vietnam context, with unclear dates and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Honolulu Zon Govillius 7'V Set Near Cage
Honolulu Zon director Jack Thorp announced a 7 foot set near the cage during Tuesday's telecast. The plan aims to showcase a key play and involve the team in a televised segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Zon Govillius
Cage
Apya Television
Connecticut Governor Objects To Expanded Dental Licenses
Gov Meskill opposes a bill allowing provisional licenses for nonlicensed dental school alumni. He argues the measure weakens license standards and alters the Health and Educational Facilities Authority. He notes retailers already provide toilet facilities and disputes broader private shopping center requirements.
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Costa
University of Nonenticut
Hot Meskill
Connecticut
Fae Aleandy
Health and Educational Facilities Authority
Talae
Meskill
Meskill to Return To Tax Talks Today
Meskill reopens negotiations amid stalled talks on sales and income taxes as lawmakers debate the state budget. Democratic leaders press for a new round after vetoes while Republicans push for a broader package and governor participation. Contacts indicate resistance from various factions as sessions loom and negotiations widen to include personal income tax and capital gains proposals.
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Seanin
Alden 4
Tver
R-Mavris
Iis Colangues
Ham Tn
Sarguin
Democratic
Ratchford
Wes
Senatd
Cherles
Alfann
Anywilitte
Teeord
Senate
J. Edeward Caldwell
Bridgeport
Ralehtard
Mit
Caldwell
Meskill
Tadivy
Cenavel Assembly
neRdarlont
Daytime Lodge Anniversary Dinner Saturday
The ninth annual anniversary dinner of Showlinte Lodge in Connecticut will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Maricote temple at 200 Main Street, Strate foyd. Wesley Gomes will represent the Connecticut Grand Lodge with other dignitaries. The program features dancers, musicians, and a ceremonial parade. Tickets are sold in advance by Mo Per lesen and at the door.
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Roemy
Anip
Eno
Chumyesti
Trugrima
Rober J. Carter
National
Cam Wiliee
Homsligs
Carter
Black Jack
Prichy
Ape
Pearing Elore
Commission
Hoesborgh
Stephen Hart
Commission Wee
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Axim Vadegirnito
Atery
Bloen
Kervard d. Frinden
Maresachusetts
Aoumonthes
Federal
Showlinte Lodge
Hoop
Mrscote Temple
Main Street
Strate Foyd
Polereorn
Wesley VP
Gomes
Grand Senioy
Wearden
Han Tratford
Pal Tale
Pid Igl
Mes
Mars Paret Kineisth
Pastela
Tordka Knapp
Fap
Jese Lancer
Ani Pilat
Angers
Mareavitch
Juntary
Hinds Tantiane
Sandy Claffane
Pontoninye
Aso
Paul Tan
South Enders vow to battle drug center plan
South End residents vow to oppose a proposed inpatient and outpatient drug treatment center to be housed in Shelton Hall at a vacant University dormitory. Mayor Caypantas backs the plan despite protests as speakers urge action.
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South Enders
Hy John
South Ind
Ask Ely
Ely
University of Heldgopayt
Sheltoy
Hugh Caypantas
Pradmers Hay
Roosevelt School
Charles Napoli
Issie
Bridgéport Avon
Planet Repling
Gagens Michaels
Bridgeport Mental Health Counel
Fatefield
Bridgeport
Jirogram
Hani
Camm
Login
Michaels
Boyton A. Williams
Connecticut
Shemt
Pnt
Che Smith
Charles Ballashy
Napawaa
Shub
Patrick Dones
Mes Dase
Velox
Sectotactes
Anc
Browns Ink Two Rookies In Key Texas Signings
Browns announce two rookies from North Texas State and Warren Kenuicxy have been signed in 11 contracts amid transfer and trade talks. The moves are described as critical for the team’s plans as Gredolenalve backs them with liquid support.
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Clavelant
Frowar
Willmar Lavela
Noth Texan Mate
Willan
Warren
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Wil Br Marten
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Perlesen
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Alan
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Horry
Nou
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